[Portaudio] Compilation Instructions for Windows

[Reid Bishop]

Chris,

 

>> 8. Set a few options:
>>    C/C++ -> Optimization -> Omit frame pointers = Yes
>>    C/C++ -> Code Generation -> Struct member alignment = 4
>>    C/C++ -> Code Generation -> Runtime library = /MT
>>    C/C++ -> Code Generation -> Floating point model = fast
>>    Click "Ok".



I did not have any of these options enabled in my build.  Just for grins, I
tried setting all of the above.  It still threw the same errors with regard
to the three Interlocked*** in ASIOSDK/combase.h

 

I don't see why we would need to enable Struct member alignment to 4- that
would indicate buggy code.  I never had trouble with it.  

 

Also, it's best to add the DirectX SDK includes to the include path.  I
don't like to copy includes from one SDK to another.

 

-Reid-

W0CNN

CNNSDR Development

 

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Sent: Friday, July 09, 2010 1:40 AM
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Subject: [Portaudio] Compilation Instructions for Windows

 

Here are PortAudio compilation instructions for Windows thanks to Trond:

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COMPILING PORTAUDIO USING VISUAL C++ 2008 EXPRESS EDITION

1. Download and install the DirectX SDK to get dsound.h and dsconf.h which
go in
   portaudio\include, and dsound.lib which goes in C:\Program
Files\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v6.0A\Lib.

2. Extract portaudio_snapshot.tgz and portaudio_snapshot.tar into a new
directory.

3. Get the ASIO sdk from Steinberg and copy the entire ASIOSDK2 folder into
portaudio\src\hostapi\asio\.
   Rename it from ASIOSDK2 to ASIOSDK.

4. Open the file build\msvc\portaudio.sln using VC++ Express

5. Click "Finish" if the wizard appears.

6. Open Project -> Portaudio properties, select "Configuration Properties"
in the tree view.

7. Select "all configurations" in the combo box above.

8. Set a few options:
   C/C++ -> Optimization -> Omit frame pointers = Yes
   C/C++ -> Code Generation -> Struct member alignment = 4
   C/C++ -> Code Generation -> Runtime library = /MT
   C/C++ -> Code Generation -> Floating point model = fast
   Click "Ok".

9. Select "Release" (instead of "Debug") in the main toolbar.

10. To suppress debugger messages, go to
    Project -> Properties -> Configuration Properties -> C/C++ >>
Preprocessor.
    In the field 'Preprocessor Definitions' find PA_ENABLE_DEBUG_OUTPUT and
    remove it. Recompile and the console will have no more debug messages.

11. Build -> Build solution

12. Output file can be found in \build\msvc\Win32\Release or
    \build\build\Win32\iauxsfx\Release.

 

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